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Birth at hospital $300 budget Don’t have a birth plan yet

Me and my family of 6 just moved to this new city. Me and my husband don’t trust any of these hospitals down here. I would like a trustworthy, good, honest doula by my side. I get bad vibes when I go to visit maternity floors at both hospitals.

I am interested in a midwife/dual with a holistic approach. That will help me to achieve a safe and unmediated birth. I have had o e prior child as a vaginal birth, I labored for over 24hrs, did end up with an epidural at 9.5cm (I did not want one), had a 2nd sac of water, and did have a tear. I did not want to push on my back and made that clear, it didn’t change anything, I asked for delayed cord clamping, it did not change anything. I did not have a lot of the things I wanted met.

Lima memorial I have insurance No plan for birth

Hello, I am hoping to have a home birth (Napoleon, Oh). My budget is around 4000. I do have insurance through my husband but am unsure if that'll work. I am hoping for a natural birth with my mom and husband around in a calm and supportive environment.

I plan on giving birth at Bellevue Hospital. My budget is $1000. My birth plan is to have a natural birth and to avoid having a C section at all cost. I need a doula that is skilled at helping ease anxiety, compulsive thoughts with positive alternatives/coping methods.

This is my second baby, my first being born in August of 2025 (currently 7 months postpartum). I gave birth at Lima Memorial previously and loved the experience - however, I ended up getting an epidural at 9 cm dilated when I had wanted to deliver naturally. I was hoping to try again naturally. I have no budget for doula services.

1. I plan to give birth at hospital (St. Vincent in Toledo, OH) 2. I’m looking for doula that will be covered by my insurance. 3. I would like to have a natural birth, my first child was a c-section.

I plan on giving birth at Toledo hospital i’m on medicaid so ideally i would hope to find a doula that would charge my insurance so i wouldnt need to pay out of pocket. Birth plan is to do it as naturally as possible

I plan birthing in a hospital I wanna be as active as possible during labor I'm aiming to use breathing techniques calm setting low lighting and meditation along with nitrous oxide but I'm not opposed to the epidural I am planning on breast feeding and pumping I have Medicaid I just want someone to guide me and help me make educated decisions through labor and postpartum number of experience is not really an expectation or deal breaker

Baypark hospital in Oregon Ohio Anthem blue cross blue shield Natural birth

Plan to give birth at Promedica hospital in defiance ohio Need help with birth plan and learning about natural birth without epidural